If you want to share some of your OneNote notes, but don’t want to give someone full access to all of them, you can export notes as an Adobe PDF (portable document format).

OneNote has a conversion tool so you can upgrade a legacy notebook to the current format. OneNote 2010, OneNote 2013, and OneNote 2016 use the same file format so you don’t need …

No matter what version of OneNote you use, you can download or import a copy of any of your OneNote notebooks to your PC or Mac—either as a backup or to upload its contents to …

If you'd like to share notes with others but not share your entire notebook, you can export notes as a PDF. OneNote for the web doesn't have the ability to do this, so open the OneNote desktop …

Open OneNote and navigate to the page containing the handwritten notes you wish to convert. On the Draw tab, use the Lasso Select tool to select the handwritten text or drawings you want …

OneNote supports Optical Character Recognition (OCR), a tool that lets you copy text from a picture or file printout and paste it in your notes so you can make changes to the words.

Instead of retyping information or relying on links to documents and files that may become unavailable when you go offline, you can bring the content you need directly into OneNote — …

Once the information is in OneNote, you can access it from any device, even if you're offline. Sending any type of file to OneNote is as easy as if you were sending it to an actual printer:

You can use Word, PowerPoint, and OneNote for the Web to convert your doc into a PDF. Select File > Print > Print (in PowerPoint you will select one of three formats).

In the Choose a file to Insert dialog box, click the PDF file you want to print to OneNote, and then click Insert. OneNote inserts in sequential order each page from the selected PDF file as a …